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Mohave County miner., 1887-02-12
Nottec Of Application for Appoint
rneot OF Guardian.

In the County Court Of t.te County Of No
have, Territory OF Arizona.
In the matter Of the ests,ts and guardianship
Of Edxard 2. Kridsr, May Agnes Krldes
and Wee Wee krider, minors.
Notice is sheneb- given that Edmund Burke
has fled with the Court petion, praying
for letters Of guardianship Of the 2e rsoas
and estates Of Edward z. krider. May Agnes
kridsr and Wee Wee krider. rninors; and
that Saturday, the 10Th day Of February,
1887. at ten o'clock A. 10. of said day. at the
Court House IN the town of kingman,
County of Mohave, has been sct for hearing
said petition, When and where any person
interested may appear aud show cause why
such petition should not be granted.
Dated February 9th, 1887.
... II. II. WATKINS,
BY I. Z. WATgEs, ... Clerk.
J.. Deputy.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-12
Col. H.. G. Almond.

This gentleman, who has been with u
Tor the past three weeks, acting in tbs in,
terest Of Conrad schenHcld ia tho disyoe.
al OF town property belonging 10 the lat.
ter, leaves ior his home at Kingman, Kas.,
on tonights train. Daring bis SHORT stay
with us Col. Almond has naads numerous
friends who, while regret.ing his de,sr.
ture, hope that hs may find il to his In.
terest ,c .ake Up his permanent residence
with us in the future. By his liberal deal.
ings with oar citizens in the disposal ol
town property, Col. Almond has de,ne
much to make the future Of our town q
success, and sfr. SchenGeld is to be con.
graduated on his selection O. such gen.
ial and popular representative.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-12

Social dancing classes will be held at
Taggart's Hall each Monday, Thursday
and Saturday evening at p. NJ. ~.
EDwIs HYDE CARROLL.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-12
KINGMAN, FEBRUARY I2, 1887.
LIP. Fisher and r. q. Dsks ars authoriz-
"a sgsats in San Francisco cs sAs MonAvx
sCeUHry MIxES.
Ssbscribsrs to this paper viii confer a
favor by ssading notice Of any irregularity
II lis delivery to this ocics.

spesisl notices in tho reading ooiunsns OF
ths MrsEg will be charged vt the rate of
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TnE Cincinnati Democrats have nomi-
mated Judge Isaac b Watson for mayor.
COMMISSIONER FINK speaks very unfa-
vorablv OF the new Interstate Commerce
law.
The rumorcd alliance between France
and Russia Is denied.
IsAAcS s. WARxorH. father Of exlGovern-
or Warmoth Of louisiana, died on the 18TH
1t Salem, Ill
PEACE between France and Germany II
| not considered assured at Vienna
The confession published - coming
from Janitor Titus, the New Jersey MUIR
| dercr, concerning the killing Of Tillie
Smith. il pronounced bogus.
CnoLERA il disappearing from the prin-
| cipal ports OF the Argentine Republic.
Mas. BREAD. OF Newark. N. J.. 10 . At Of
| anger. on the oath. scalded her husband 90
| badly that he died. She Is now . raving
] maniac.
THE Oberhaus OF the Prussian Parlia-
ment, on the oath, passed the Ecclcsias-
tical bill substantially as II was desired
BY Bismarck
TIVE United states authorities claim to
have . case against the Missouri Bald
Knobbcrs for their recent murders. and
are watching proceedings in The Stats
courts closely.
Nh. GLADsroxE delivered . powerfully
earnest speech in the British House Of
Commons, on the 2lth, against the pro-
posed Coercion law.
Miss AGSEs FOLSOM. . young actress,
whose whereabouts has been unknown "a
her family for some time, has at last been
disccvercd BY her father In New York.
and 4 court and domestic scandal II pend
ing.
CANADIANS are much ~dispieascd with
financial affairs Of the Dom'n on Govern
mcnt, the already heavy debt being IN
creased e5.0),oO) the past year.
IT Ii announced that Henry II. Dixie hal
bought q half interest in The Bijou Thea
Ter, New York. and will act there pcrma
nently in Ouricsque.
TnE House committee on apportionmcni
OF The Pennsylvania Legislature has de
cided TO let Mr.. Randalrs district remair
o. II 10.
Mrs. Jonx FARxuAx, aged one hundrc<
and eight years, died In the g. Elixabetl
Hospital q Utica, n. r., on the night q
the IA.
TnE strike on she Mahoning division o
the New York, Pennsylvania q Ohio rail
way was declared On on tho 18th. Tn
men, where they can do 90, will return y
work q the company's terms.
THERE seems 10 b no longer any doub'
that Secretary Faircliild has been informct
By the President that he - 70 b Becrctar!
Of the Treasury after Apr.s I. This vii
prevent any disturbance IN financial q
fairs probably.
IN the Rhode Island House Of Repre-
sentatives, on the 2lth, the resolution pro
posing IN amendment 10 tho Constitution
sbolnshing ther registry tax end The prop
erty qualification Wa unanimousl
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CeremonSes q Berlin Attending the
(eIebratiOn Of the Emperorss SlnetIeth
Birthday-Blsmarck and Won Moltke Re-
warded snd Prominent Statesmen Dee
GRATED.
BEHLrx. March s2-The authorities Of
the municipality Of Berlin proceeded In
procession this morning from the Town
Hall 10 the Church Of 81 Nicholas TO par
ticipate in the commemorative service
celebrated in that edifice- The process
sion was accompanied By bands OF music
trumpcters. etc, and presented q
gorgeous appearance As the clergy and
members Of the municipal government,
each affired in his robes Of oficc, entered
the church, the organ pealed forth . hymn
OF thanksgiving and q great shout went
M from the crowd surrounding the build
ing. The musical part Of the service were
81 rikingly appropriate. and the festival
sermon a ~pancgyric Of the aged Emperor.
At noon q royal salute was fired In the
Kocnigss platz and at one o'clock Prince
Bismarck and General Won MoltEe arrived
It the palace and congratulated the
Kaiser. They were enthusiastically
cheered on their way 20 and from the
palace. and acknowledged the ovation BY
repeatedly raising their -hcad-covering
and bowling 70 the multitude
The day II being celebrated In every
town in Germany. From three o'clock until
six this afternoon q heavy ain prevailed,
but this did not dampcn the ardor Of the
| people. and no diminution Of the number
| Of persons In the streets was Observable
/ The scenes during the evening were
| magnificent beyond description. The en-
1 tire city was illuminated, . large number
OF luminous decorations being costly and
unique. and the sky seemed ablaze with
rockets and every conceivable species OF
fireworks The most superb spectacle Of
all was exhibited In front Of the Academy
Of Arts. and consisted OF . huge picture
800 feet long and sixty feet high depict
ing some OF the most interesting and i'm
portant events OF the Emperor's life.
Prince Bismarck and Count Won Moltkc'
II IL said. have received most munincen'
rewards for their invaluable services q
the state, the character Of which. how
ever, 10 a. yet unknown 70 the public, and
all the secretaries Of departments (minis
tiers Of the empire) have been decorated
The Emperor received a dcputation Of
the imperial household his evening. ans
IN \ speech OF thanks for their congratuia
tons said: 81 have reached this age b,
the grace OF God. II the Lord helps ms
and wants me %, ! NAV live 70 see an
other year"
The Emperor conferred decorations o.
Hcrren Won Puttkamer, ION Bocttichcr
Won Gosslcr. Won Schcllcndorf a voi
scholx. DR.. Lucius. General Won Caprlvi
Count Ncsselrode inc Count Herbert Bis
marck
4 After tho reception he Emperor ans
Empress attended the family dinner givcI
BY the Crown Prince Frederick William
u his palace.
Rain fell during the night, but Il did no
sufice 70 interfere with the rejoicinga o
the people who crowded tho streets unit
. late hour. cheering. singing and admir-
ing the Examinations. which were unques
tionably more brilliant than any hithert'
witnessed In the capital
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80 Fnueue Arctic steamer Tisetis uesnx
FITTED 0se eer : . : Crulss q The We
eeFs % Alnaka-
Nxw YonK. March eA-Yesterday the
team Thet,s left tho Brooklyn Navy
Yard Tor Norfolk. Hho will carry forty.
nve men Of the draft for the United States
steamer Ossippcc. which u ~ Portsmouth
Navy Yard. and the United etates steamer
Despatch. which will leave about the same
time, will carry m equal number. The
Ihotis will b remembered - one q the
vessels Of the great Arctic expedition. aud
II commanded BY Lieutenant Emory.
Jr., who wal In charge OF the Hear on her
crrand Of mercy 70 thu Arctic regions.
She has been thoroughly ovorhauled and
her ultimate destination II Alaskan
waters, where she will cruise three years
20 the northward- II IL expected that she
will reach Norfolk on Saturday and after
being inspected will start for San Fran.
cisco. No orders have yet been received.
Under sail II will take slx months 10 reach
the Golden Gate. but II steam is used
she will make II In our months. provid-
ing she makes $50 niles a day Since 1914
the seal, halibnt and cod fisheries around
Alaska have had no. protection except
such a. has bee afforded BY the revenue
cusser. n .tas,o,cd ~ ~ ,ch.el ~ ~
morsh ~ ~ vu,,on River .nd .ocs NJ
80 Arc,,c - r~o,e., she ~ha,;nc 49,,
There arc about ana hundred vessels .r.
0aced IL that bnsincss and he-,s.s
croisipg N Rchring strait M III ~.
will a..;.t Govcrnor a,.i.efcra ~ 49,
~ es,abli.h,nv civil anfhoritv n ~ .~e.,
Northvve.f p1rrhase ana IA. her srl
----I--A-. 49, - -
rrentice. ana nine commissione ofscers
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~ Auxlsualy Lookrd-Fe Appointments
made-Coo1ry, ~ Nschigans Norrssoa. u
~1i1ineH5 n~chooamsker. - New York;
WALKER. - veenAort. DkragE. ~ Ala
hann. shs Appolnlees
WAsnIxoroS, March ea-Thc Prcsiden:
has appointed the following Interstate
Commerce Commissioners:
Thomas n. Cooley, o. Michigan, for tho
term Of six years.
William X Morrison, Of Illinois, for the
term Of ave years.
Augustus Schoonmakor, OF New York,
for the term OF four years.
Aldace =. Walker, Of Vermont for the
term o. three years.
Walter l. Bragg. Of Alabama, for the
term Of two years.
Thomas n Cooley was horn 81 Attica,
n. r., in 1884, studied Jaw and removed 20
Michigan In 1S<3 whore he hw since 70
sided. He was lecte q justice OF the
Supreme Court Of Michigan In 1874. 1861
and 1877 He II the author Of standard
legal works, and ID now receiver Of the
Wabash railroad.
William r. Morrison was born In ILL
nois, Is . Ia aver, and was In Congress
from 1879 10 1851.
Walter l. Bragg was born In Alabama
In iS3S. but resided in Arkansas from 1873
70 1861. He was educated II Harvard ard
Cambridge law schools. He has been the
law partner OF Senator Morgan. He had
been president Of tho Alabama State
Railroad Commission.
Aldace r. Walker il Vermont Repub-
lican lawyer, forty-fonr years old. who
studied law with senator Edmunds. He
has studied the railroad question extern
sively - . member Of the Vermont State
Senate.
Augustus Schoonmakcr was born In
Ulster County, n. ". in 1875, and IL a
lawyer In active practice; was . State
Tilden. and in 1878 Acknowledgement q
New York. succeeding Fairchild. He was
. delegate 70 the Democratic nominating
conventions Of lSN, 1881 and 1854.
OF the nve commissioners Messrs. Nor
| rison, Schoonmaker and Bragg are Demo
Gratis, and Nessrs- Cooley and Walker Re.
publicans- Until yesterday b nance Of
McssrA Schoonmaker and Walker were
not decided upon. and Il 10 not yet known
whether they will accept but Il = bcliev.
ed they will
Considerable criticism IL a INDUCED that
. Republican should Be named BY The
President - lrst on the commission. bu'
the law creating the commission gives the
majority power 70 select . chairman from
their number. II il stated that the Prcst
dent gave Judge Cooley the longest term
~ . recompcnsc for his surrendering the
receivership Of the Wabash railroad sys
tenn. which u more lucrative than biz
present appointment
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Emu<ror Wilian. has been surrounded
bv crowds 80 vast that II seems ~ tho ugh
al Germany had come 20 the capital 20
rejoice that the Emperor had entered
upon the ninesy-fir year Of his age Tho
people surrounding the Imperial palace.
as well a. those who thronged
the streets. would now q
again chorus the national anthem or some
German song Of rejoicing, at The conclu-
sion OF which. - II BY preconcer1 they
would break into . hearty cheer, loud and
long enough 10 rattle the windows o. the
houses near BY. Flags and flowers were
everywhere seen, and the enthusiasm
| shown upon the occasion surpasses thai
| Of the Emperorss last anniversary or any
| other season Of rejoicing in the history o.
the empire.
The royal personages present represent
| Ing foreign mon archs were enthusiasticai.
" checrcd BY the people and especial
attention in this respect Wa paid 70 the
| Prince Of Wales, the Archdukc Rudolph
Of Austria and the Grand Duke Vladimir
Of Russia
The Emperor gave . state dinner 20 the
visiting royalties this evening, previous %
which \ torch-light procession, composed
mainly Of students, OF whom there were
thousands il line, marched by the palace
and were reviewed BY the Emperor and
Empress. The Emperor looked well, ana
ns he stood. erect occasionally bowling IN
acknowledgment Of the cheers Of the
passers-by, he was several times hailed
fron the ranks - b guardian o. the
peae Of the world.
The Nafionsf Zofssg, speaking OF the
anniversary. says il can not bat regard
the signs OF peace which come from Al
sides a. t~estifying that the occasion mus'
and will Be accepted - . European peace
festival
Al the conclusion OF the state banquet,
streets and environs Of the palace, watch
ing the departure Of the guests ~ they
had also watched their arrival Ihe
students marched i've abreast, each with
. sword in one hand and . torch "a
the other. Some OF them were on
horseback and their evolutions in from
Of the palace. where they were reviewed
By the Empcr or and his guests from ths
windows, with their fitting torches and
bands Of music playing national airs, made
. grand scenic display
The homage OF the multitude complete
IL overcame the Emperor, and he was
several times compelled 70 withdraw from
the window to conceal his emotion In<
students sang hymns, anthems and song
Of 1.-THE fatherland a. they passed. and thes
were taken up BY the crowd In . grans
chorus never equalei Ia volume In n
German capital
, Prince Bismarck and General Vol
Moltke were also the recipients Of az
ovation nt the hands Of the students ans
the multitude. and were much moved .!
the expressions Of veneration showers
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direct business associates Of NJ. An
3rcwoL :
Rev. Or. Evans. OF the First Prcsbyte
rian Church, will oficiate, and will use
Z ring IL the ceremony.
The wedding gown II white satin, ~
IN the style Of Marie Antoinette, and
trimmed with vslenciennes lace, high "
shaped waist with standing collar
sleo ves laced TO the wrist with puhs 81
shoulders Of lace NJ ornaments OF pearls
and diamonds. The maid Of honor, Miss
Julia Andrews, sister Of tho bride elect,
will wear : street dress Of white muslin
d soir over white satin, trimmed with
white satin ribbons.
The groom will be r'fircd IN full even
ing dress, - will aiso his best man, Ar.
Manning Fish, OF Joliet. Ill.
An elaborate wedding breakfast viii b
served after the ceremony, and the bridal
couple will leave q 3 p. -. In . special ca
for Florida
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WASHINGTON. March 2l-From Whist
could b. learned q tho Executive Man
sion to-day, nc progress has been made ~
making up the Interstate Commerce
commission since last Friday, when 4 was
Understood, - 10 % to-day. that three q
che commissioners he'd been decided upon
~ the President These three gcatIemcn
Gro yet believed 70 b Colonel MORRISON
81 Illinois: Judge Cooley, Of Michigan,
ana General Bragg, o. Alabama. The IN
nounccmcnt 81 me selection Of the 70
naming two, end % The commission, 4
looked for daily. and rumor tonight
mentions x-Congrcssman Gambler, d
Hsssschusetts, = the probable Rcpub
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NoRrmEAsT, Nd, March Ia passen-
eer train on the Baltimore 4 Philadei-
mia railroad collidcd with . freight ~
iesIie a On early hour yesterday morn
Irs. Both trains were badly wrcckca'
ana the locomotives entirely t~elcscopcd.
On me passenger tram wore twocar-loads
n cmieranta. but no ono outsidc q tnc
crcvrs Of the locomotives was injured
GEORGE Craghan, fireman Of Inc east
hound train. wa fatally, and Engineer
George RobInctt and Fireman ocor4o
Armetrone were severely injured Inc
accident u attributed 70 b engineer q
~ ~east-bouud train being Iatc and trying
q reach Blngcrlys, the usual piscs 9
passing
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day, streets profuse-
" decorated with
fags, streamers, ban.
nors, ETC.. and he
hotels, restaurants,
beer houses and other
|publie places wholly
unable 70 accommo-
date even half the
people who sought
entertainment All
day long tho palace
hoa hocn aurrOund pd
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drews, on Wyck
avenue, Mr.. An
drews' beautiful
Edith
~, will be united
In marriage 70
John A. Logan,
Jr., o Of The
late i~llustrious
Senator.
|. Only . Limited
mum Der Of invita-
tons are issued,
being connnedfo
relatives, init
mate fricuda and
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A sExsArIox has been caused in b
Petersburg By the removal Of Colonel
Gassoulitch from the command Of the
grenadiers 70 : regiment OF the Siberian
frontier. The grcnadiers, IL 10 said, were
becoming imbued with revolutionary
ideas. Colonel Sassoulitch il : brother Of
the famous We're Sassoulitch-
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Br. PE~rERsBrno, March c3-The KaIuga
regiment Of which the Emperor Of Ger
many - honorary Colonel. gave . banquet
In his honor last evening Toasts were
drank 70 the health Of he Emperor and
the Car. A handsome sum Of money, the
gift Of the German Emperor. was as
tributed among tho members Of the regi-
ucnt
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II Is the general opinion in New York
railway circles that the Baltimore & Ohio
'dicker il fully consummated, but for the
present the % are held under in1unc-
lions Of secrecy by . confidential Few,
among the latter being Henry w. Grady
Of the Atlanta Gal Consnfsfion-
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The Impend1ng Nuptinls Of John A. Lo-
gan. Jr.. md Miss Edith -. Andrews Il
Youngstown O.
YoUxosrowx. O.. March Pat high
noon to-day the mansion Of q. H. An
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DURIxo the pastweek e9oo. ooohavc been
shipped TO the assistant-treasurcr in New
York, and 100000 TO the assistant-treas-
urer q Chicago 70 meet whatever demand
may be made for notes Of small denomina'
lions. Most Of the shipments were in 20.
90 and 3 silver certificates and United
States notes. The treasury ID also issu.
ing n and = silver certificates q the rate
OF $50, 900 Z day.
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TIE altar service recently stolen from
st. Stephens Roman Catholic Church In
New York, was carried By John Taylor,
Of No. s. Duneld street. Brooklyn, 70 the
Second precinct police station Of that city
On the 22i. He said he found IL hidden in
: pile Of castings in Adams street. Brook
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UNITED BrArEs ATTORNEY RoBERr B.
Saith, Of Montana, has advised Commits
sioner Sparks, through the Attorney
General, that the Sup RENE Court Of that
Territory has rever sed the decision Of the
District Court In the case Of the United
States ". Williams and Smith, II which
tho Government sued for o1l2,OJ0 for
timber trespass- The lower court decided
against the Government
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TRS Normons were released from the
Detoit (Nich-) house Of correction on the
18th. they had been sent from Id b on
cumulative sentenceA which have been
decided b. The United States Supreme
Court 70 Be- illegal
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TIM Berlin police state that DeSaien'
the murderer Of Lieutenant Colonel 81
deikeu, was the ringleader Of the recent
attempt TO kill the Car.
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THOMAS NcBArx's tannery q Napa, Cal
was destroyed BY IRE on he 3 o. ~
soth. Loss over $1,000; partially insured
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AusrRrA's representative q the Emper'
or's birthday festivities q Berlin ma
been ordered 70 Vienna 70 give An =
report Of his impressions regarding Ger
many's Intentions
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The issue Of standard silver dollars
from the mints during the week ending
March 10 was 600. SOS; during the CORES
ponding period Of last year ell345o. The
shipments Of fractional silver coin since
March 1 amounts to t232,033.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-01

TIM Indian who killed Lieutenant Mott
Ana wounded Frank Porter has been cap
tared, and 4 now In the ~guardhouse 81
Globe. Arix
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-01

ADVANCE sheets OF the much-talkcd OF
sLife Of Pope Leo XIII" By Rev. DR..
Bernard O'Reilly, have been made public,
and Indicate that the work viii Be an in
teresting one, especially 70 the readers Of
the Catholic persuasion